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Understanding the Mobile DevOps Process

In today’s current technology scenario, mobile app developers are always on the lookout for the latest IT innovations to stay on the competitive edge. To make the process of developing mobile apps more efficient, mobile service providers have adopted mobile DevOps. Mobile app development adopts the latest trends, technologies and tools for developing intuitive mobile […]

contributor · Dec 1, 2017
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Top 5 Best Practices for DevOps Monitoring

Today organizations are required to deliver on higher levels of customer satisfaction for their online services. Many, however, are forced to support these initiatives with an interrupt-driven approach as they react to fix things after they break. However, for a more proactive approach and to manage expected high levels of SLAs, organizations can opt to […]

contributor · Nov 15, 2017
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The Future of Continuous Testing: Fail Faster

In the early days of Agile and Lean development practices, a very noticeable gap appeared between dev teams and ops and QA. Development was accelerating at a lightning-fast pace, but testing processes could not keep up, slowing down the entire life cycle and preventing organizations from achieving continuous delivery. Traditional testing methods, which rely heavily […]

contributor · Oct 24, 2017
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Continuous Testing: Crushing the Testing Bottleneck

The practice of continuous delivery has been with us for many years, but it has started to see real adoption in the last couple of years. Continuous delivery is about automating and simplifying the process of delivering new features to the market at any given time, accelerating delivery and helping bring Dev and Ops together […]

contributor · Oct 20, 2017
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How an Integrated Tool System Helps Implement DevOps

DevOps is the marriage of application development teams with system operations teams, their philosophies and actions. In an agile environment, development, testing and operations all must work together to meet frequent iterations, releases and delivery goals. This calls for a collaborative development environment that supports data orchestration with other lifecycle tools. The article will explain […]

contributor · Oct 12, 2017
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Scaling DevOps at Pearson

Pearson might be one of the more influential companies you have never heard of. Its footprint in the educational publishing marketplace is expansive, and its scope was just one challenge when it made the move to DevOps. Sean D. Mack (@SeanDMackNYC) is formerly the VP of Operations and Application for Pearson. To give you an idea of […]

Derek E. Weeks · Oct 6, 2017
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Get the Full DevOps Picture with our Continuous Delivery Map

Automation and continuous delivery are shifting from being industry trends to becoming industry standards for fast and effective app deployment. To compete in today’s market, organizations must adopt technologies and applications for more rapid deployment. But with so many tools available, this is incredibly challenging without knowing which specific tools and methodologies are most effective. […]

Scott Willson · Oct 2, 2017
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Speaking for the Dead: Are ‘Agile’ and ‘Monolithic’ Actually Good?

What if Agile is the product of getting bored at work, microservices are the result of us needing a challenge and scrums are the result of an obsessive project manager? Do we all think waterfall development is a dinosaur whose extinction is deserved because of what we have been told and not because of reality? […]

Derek E. Weeks · Sep 13, 2017
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Liberty Mutual: Taking an Organic Approach to DevOps

Some people are directors, managers, and administrators. Others are disrupters. Eddie Webb (@edwardawebb) is an IT disrupter for Software Development Platforms at Liberty Mutual and was a presenter at the 2016 All Day DevOps conference. His talk, “Organically DevOps: Building Quality and Security into the Software Supply Chain at Liberty Mutual,” looked at Liberty Mutual’s transformation to continuous integration, […]

Derek E. Weeks · Sep 12, 2017
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Electric Cloud and the Deployment Dashboard

As my regular readers know, I started a series on companies that I found intriguing who were going to Jenkins World both late (a couple weeks before the event started), and ad hoc. That meant that companies I talked to on a regular basis came to mind, simply because I knew what they were up […]

Don Macvittie · Sep 11, 2017
Continuous Delivery

Automic Chart Maps Out Its DevOps Ecosystem

Everyone who follows me knows that I’m a fan of XebiaLabs’ Periodic Table of DevOps Tools. It was the first attempt I am aware of to arrange things in a way that helped DevOps teams navigate the increasingly bewildering world of DevOps toolsets. In fact, my friend Colin Walker over at ExtraHop and I have […]

Don Macvittie · Sep 7, 2017
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DevOps Chat: The Continuous Delivery Map w/ Scott Wilson, Automic

Wouldn’t it be nice to have the entire continuous delivery topography laid out in a nice map that shows how they are all interconnected? Sort of like a subway or metro map? Well now you have it and it is interactive! The good folks at Automic, a CA Technologies company just released their Continuous Delivery […]

Alan Shimel · Sep 7, 2017
DevOps Toolbox

The Right DevOps Tools for Value Stream Velocity

Think of DevOps tools as stepping stones to releasing new functionality into the hands of your customers faster and more frequently. Working together, tools automate processes and help companies become modern software factories. But isolated tools, like a lone rock in the middle of a river, are much less useful. Disparate tools may help an […]

Patricia Johnson · Sep 5, 2017
DevOps Toolbox

DevOps, Continuous Delivery – It’s All About Automation

I spent a large portion of my career in the networking industry, marketing routers, switches and other gear that makes the internet work. Networking—like many industries—is currently undergoing a revolution that is in large part driven by software. Functions that used to be delivered as a standalone device can now run in software (not unlike […]

Brendan Hayes · Sep 1, 2017
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XebiaLabs Shows Off ARA, More at Jenkins World

In this third spotlight on companies attending Jenkns World, another worth checking out came to mind, so I am taking a look at what XebiaLabs intends to do while there. XebiaLabs is one of the leading application release automation (ARA) vendors, and has a long history of working with Jenkins, so it’s a little more […]

Don Macvittie · Aug 30, 2017
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Securing Immutable Servers in a Serverless World

Snowflakes are beautiful, unique creations. But, let’s keep them in nature. They don’t belong in our server infrastructure. Snowflake servers, where every configuration is just a little different, can introduce unnecessary security vulnerabilities and complications. While common in IT infrastructure, in the DevOps realm they are gradually becoming ancient history. At All Day DevOps 2016, Erlend Oftedal (@webtonull), […]

Derek E. Weeks · Aug 28, 2017
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Using Application Deltas in Deployments

Developers have been versioning their source files since the early days of Unix. Anyone else remember SCCS? Back in those days, storage was at a premium: Disks were small and very expensive and it was too inefficient to store a complete copy of each version of the source file. So version control tools would simply […]

Phil Gibbs · Aug 24, 2017
Blogs

Go Big or Go Home: Total DevOps Guarantees Results

As revealed by a recent survey, only enterprises that implement an “all-in” approach to DevOps achieve the results of best-in-class enterprises seen in the “2017 State of DevOps Report.” Total DevOps approaches DevOps transformations holistically, integrating the full breadth of your DevOps value chain as well as the many stakeholders across your organization that must […]

Marc Hornbeek · Aug 18, 2017
Blogs

All Day DevOps: Taking Lambda to the Max

Lambda is the 11th letter of the Greek alphabet, and it is also the name of the Amazon Web Services (AWS) service that lets you run code without actually configuring a server. Amazon chose the name Lambda because—well, okay, I have no idea. Comment here if you know. Thankfully, you don’t need to know that […]

Derek E. Weeks · Aug 17, 2017
Blogs

Don’t Underestimate the Work

It is relatively common in human endeavor to attempt to figure out how much work will be involved in a project, and be wrong. The more complex the work being done and the organizational system doing it, the further off estimates can be. This was one of the drivers for both Agile and DevOps: to […]

Don Macvittie · Aug 11, 2017
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Continuous Everyone: Engaging People Across the Deployment Pipeline

We have continuous integration and we have continuous deployment, but what’s continuous across all of what we do is people. Even when tasks are automated, someone wrote the automation. So, Jayne Groll evangelizes about “continuous everyone.” Jayne is the CEO of the DevOps Institute and the author of “Agile Service Management Guide.” She talked about […]

Derek E. Weeks · Jun 30, 2017
Blogs

Continuous Delivery vs. Continuous Deployment

I am often asked, “if we are using a continuous integration (CI) server and adopting a continuous delivery pipeline, where does continuous deployment fit in?” Good question. In a nutshell, continuous delivery engines such as CloudBees or Blue Ocean are designed to trigger the execution of CI workflows across the dev, test and prod environments. […]

contributor · Jun 29, 2017
Blogs

Continuous Testing: Solving the Biggest DevOps Bottleneck

It’s time to start implementing the practices of Continuous Testing Earlier this year, Computing Magazine conducted a fascinating study around the adoption and benefits of DevOps in its DevOps Review 2017 publication. The findings that stood out most fascinating to me where around quality assurance and testing. In this survey, the question was asked, “Where […]

Aruna Ravichandran · Jun 26, 2017